Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-09-13
HERE AND THERE,

an ABUNDANT one this year.
Maj. Ferrell's new residence OF
South Main is rapidly nearing COM
pletion.
Autumnal equinox next week and
we ought to have good rains then il
not before.
Our business men are waiting anx-
iously for the o. V. people to make a
move in this direction.
A good shower fell in the city Sat-
urday afternoon, but the clouds fail
ed to respond to a viciferous encore.
All the members of the X. of p.
Lodge are requested to meet at the
lodge room this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Two fine wells have been dug at
the Park aud there will be plenty Of
water during the fair.
The wife of DR.. b. F. Felix, of Co.
rulean Springs, died few days since
of fux and typhoid fever.
DIR. ]. I. Schmidt and family, of
Woodland, Wis, have located on the
Drury Boyd farm, near this city.
The season at Ceruleau was a very
successful one, although 1t did not
formally open until as late asJuly Sth.
Mrs, Rose Wilson Winstead will
deliver free temperance lecture at
the Chrlstion Church in this city this
evening.
j. X. Cant and w. C. Wright have
been elected Representatives from
Evergreen Lodge to the Grand Lodge,
X. OFF.
A tollgate will be established on
the Fairview pike this week. 1t will
be located just beyond the entrance to
the Asylum grounds.
Revs. j. w. Bigham and II. F. Per-
ry are conducting very successful
meeting at Vaughan's Chapel. Over
40 conversions have been the result o.
their labors.
The grand stand of the Driving
Park has fifteen seats 200 feet long
aud a promenade ten feet wide aud
200 feet long. The entire track can
be seen from every part of the stand.
A stranger calling himself DR.. FL
lis, of Texas, who had been in the
city for several weeks, lett last week,
leaving an unpaid board bill for $50
at the Martin House.
Mr.. L. Fritsch, of Evansville, now
has his handsome fall and winter
goods aud all those who have their
measure with him can address him
for samples and have their orders
promptly filled. 2t
The following licenses have been
issued this month: Calling Dunning
and Matilda Trotter; Gillison Will
liams and Mary A. Powell; Z. f.
Coyner and Matte L. Wade.
The dove crop Is very fine this
year. Two young men in the west
ern part of the county claim TO have
shot 600 in five days last week. This
statement, however, is not to be TAX
EN- without a few grains of salt.
Frank Scannone, an Italian harpist,
has been in the city and made music
for the several dances last week, and
more than gave satisfaction at each
performance. He makes superior
music.
There is quito a building boom on
South Virginia Street this season.
Mr.. John Combs and Mr.. A. w.
Pyle have each built cottage and
Mr.. ID. II. Merritt, Rev. A. G. Blddle
and Rev. j. Il. Barrow each have
one under contract.
Tickets will be sold by the l.. & N.
at one fare for the round trip from
Sept Goth to 25th inclusive, TO Chat
tonoogo, Tenn, city of phenomenal
growth, and one surrounded by many
points of interest. Tickets good fol-
ten days.
We cannot afford to send you the
KENTUcKIAN and then pay to take it.
Our aim is to ask fair price for oui
paper and make 1t worth the money
thereby treating all alike. The KEN
TUoKIAN Is cheap at the price. TT,
IT.
Maj. Breathitt in boring well In
his yard struck strata Of iron ore
90 inches thick. This was penetrated
but the stone below is so hard thai
the machinery was broken in trying
to go deeper, Sam Fleming is boring
1t and says he will strike water at
depth of SO feet.
w. II. Olvey, Agt., has made ar
engagements whereby he can furnish
Rogers & Bros, and Rogers Bros
lS47, brands A. l and XII Table
and Teaspoons. knives and folks thu